How to allocate time for the study of the nine subjects

I took the high school entrance examination in June, and I had some thoughts on high school study, I don't know if it can help you].

First of all, you should be your own fun in learning, as a student can rarely learn happily, but a good attitude is really important, first of all, the class is very important, not only to listen to but also to remember appropriately, to associate other related knowledge, pre-class preview will not be painted on the table, when the teacher speaks carefully listen, if the teacher is very clear about themselves, you can do some questions during this time, if the class is not in a good state after class, go out for a while, play, don't be stingy with this time, if the state has been good, Just review it at the end of class, what the teacher just said, it's okay, you must ask!! This is very important, the gap is opened in this way, in the first year of high school, you should do carpet questions so that you can enrich your problem-solving skills, you must carefully learn from your opponents, if you have a relationship with the teacher, you can use the power of the teacher, communicate with the teacher more to understand the state of your own entry or other, don't don't learn because you don't like which teacher--- it's terrible (very bad for yourself), read more English magazines, listen to English songs, or watch English movies, guess the meaning of some new words, and then check the dictionary to write it down, It will have a great effect on the future, science to do the question to brain, cultivate thinking ability and logical reasoning ability, to exercise appropriately, in the morning with about 20 minutes to memorize something, if you are very tired of learning at noon can not learn, find your own ** period, generally 7-9 o'clock in the evening, to be efficient, if you are not focused, I recommend a small game to you, write 25 numbers in the 5 * 5 squares, read it in the shortest time 1-25, you can play some puzzle games or something, I wish you some progress, I don't know if my humble advice will work.

Mainly focus on mathematics and English, then work hard to learn physics and chemistry, and finally study the rest of politics, history, geography and biology.

Do the hard things well first, and then do the easy ones.

It depends on yourself, everyone's learning methods and time are different, first of all, you have to complete the tasks assigned by the teacher, and secondly, according to your interests, which course is not the first, and use the most time, the best time is better if you have better grades, and the best last, you should measure it yourself, and allocate your own time.

Complete your homework on time, concentrate in class, and don't pay too much attention to the rest.

To distribute reasonably, you can spend less for what you are good at, and more for what you are more difficult to understand!!

If you want to divide high school subjects, you need to choose what you like or are good at! When I first started English, I didn't need much of a junior high school foundation.

As far as I know, history needs to have a foundation in junior high school, otherwise history class will be like listening to a book.

The foundation of junior high school is a must.

Read more and watch more to make the most of your time.

Understanding in the first place is of course also basic.

I only have English classes: I think we should work on the following aspects:

1. Preview. Preview is not only a question of learning methods, but also of study habits. There are many things to prepare, such as:

Before class, you should preview the new words, texts and grammar content, mark the places you don't understand, listen to the class with targeted questions, try your best to solve the problems you don't understand in class, if you still don't understand, you should ask the teacher immediately after class.

2. Attend lectures. Listening to lectures is the most important part of the learning process, and students who are efficient at listening to lectures are often able to grasp most of the content taught by the teacher in class. Listen to the lecture to do it:

Keep up with all aspects of the teaching process, such as reviewing, introducing, presenting, practicing and consolidating; Concentrate and understand the teacher's explanations and take good notes. Actively participate in class activities such as answering questions, conversations, role-playing, and retelling.

3. Homework. Homework should be completed conscientiously. There are two types of English assignments: oral and written. For language learning, homework such as reading aloud, memorization, and memorization are very important.

4. Review and summary. After class, students should further understand what they have learned in class, such as organizing their notes and reviewing key points and difficult points. Familiarize yourself with or memorize important sentences; Organize knowledge through induction, analysis and comparison; Targeted review is done according to individual circumstances.

5. Bring your own dictionary. The purpose of this is to cultivate students' self-learning ability, so that they can correctly use English dictionaries and other reference books to understand the meaning of words accurately.

6. Read more extracurricular books or English newspapers and magazines in extracurricular time, and read more stories and humorous jokes in order to improve your interest in learning English. In addition, you can compile some English proverbs, aphorisms, etc. (e.g., practice makes perfect

Skill comes from practice; where there is a will, there is a way.Where there's a will, there's a way). In this way, you can expand your knowledge and motivate yourself to study hard.

7. Speak more English, memorize more texts, and cultivate a sense of language; Write more English and exercise your ability to form words and sentences; In your spare time, you should communicate with teachers more, solve remaining problems, and insist on studying diligently and asking questions.

Math is easy to learn, and I think it would be nice to do more problems.

Don't be too burdened, the opinions of teachers and parents are supplemented, you account for the main aspects, don't be biased, after all, they are all very important, but the number of languages is very important, some courses are accumulated by ordinary times, not all at once, find your own weakness, to break through!

According to the degree of difficulty of each subject and the familiarity of one's own knowledge, those who are easy to master use less time, and those who are difficult to learn use more time, balance the subjects, make progress together, and do not deviate from the subject!

Make a study schedule and schedule a little more time for the subjects that you are struggling with, and then stick to the plan you have made.

Yes, those who have math and English will win the world, and those who have multiple-choice questions will win the world!

It is true that you must learn mathematics well, high school mathematics is the most difficult, and you should do more questions.

It is indeed difficult to grasp the nine subjects, but it is better to have a first and a last. Those who have strong willpower to study, do the arts and sciences separately, and those who like to read smartly, the arts and sciences are interspersed with learning, which will not make you feel tired.

Child, the teacher has a suggestion for you: focus on the key points.